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One of the hardest thing about being a good open educational resource curator and creator is figuring out how to handle the attribution. Maybe this attribution creator tool might help?
One of the hardest thing about being a good open educational resource curator and creator is figuring out how to handle the attribution. Maybe this attribution creator tool might help?
At IU, we use Breeze for our online synchronous “classes”. However, I just attended an online presentation with the good folks at WorldBridges in which Skype + WebHuddle + text chat were used to create a pretty slick alternative to Breeze, now re-branded as “Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional” since the acquisition of Macromedia by Adobe…
FLUX is a new blog hosted by Futurelab, a UK based nonprofit focused on learning and technology. The blog is produced by a panel of writers who contribute to "articles, projects and resources". The Futurelab web site is packed with great learning and technology links and resourses. I recently received a free print copy of…
IDT873 Maddrell Abstract Problem Solving Get your own at Scribd or explore others: Education IDT 873 Abstracts: Problem Solving Jennifer Maddrell Atkinson, R. K., Renkl, A., & Merrill, M. M. (2003). Transitioning From Studying Examples to Solving Problems: Effects of Self-Explanation Prompts and Fading Worked-Out Steps. Journal of Educational Psychology, 95(4), 774-783. Research Purpose and…
OK … stop what you are doing and try out voicethread. As many edubloggers have noted this week, this is a very cool web based photo sharing and presentation application. Upload your photos (from your desktop or directly from Flickr), add titles, typed comments, screen annotations and audio narrations. Then, share your masterpiece via a…
I'm trying out my second Mobile RSS Aggregator, Plusmo – if you count Bloglines viewed via the mobile Internet browser as my first. I read about it on the MobHappy blog. While Plusmo is stressing the app's ability to push content to a smart phone or PDA device, they have made a really nice RSS…
I’m reading The Purpose Economy by Aaron Hurst. His book Powered by Pro Bono from his days at Taproot Foundation was an inspiration during the founding of Designers for Learning. In Purpose Economy (p. 23), Hurst notes three core categories of purpose desired by professionals who applied to volunteer with Taproot: Personal purpose Social purpose Societal purpose…